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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1944

Page

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Bristol Fetes Independence Day With Grand Parade

Thousands of Bristol residents gathered as buses and private cars brought visitors for the annual Fourth of July celebration. The parade featured the Bristol Police, Naval Air Station Quonset band, state and local officials, veterans groups, Coast Artillery units, Marines, naval recruiting bands, Red Cross and D.A.R. members, Boy Scouts, and fire department units. The procession ended with patriotic exercises and the dedication of the new Bristol Honor Roll before spectators at Reynolds School.

Bristol Ole Sol Reynolds School Burnside Memorial New Bristol

Missing in Normandy Captain I M Porter Honored Bristol Soldier

Captain Irwin M. Porter of the U S Airborne Infantry from Bristol has been reported missing in action in Normandy since June 15. Known as Impie to friends, he led Troop 5 in Boy Scout work and helped at St Michael's Church school. He previously worked for U S Rubber Company in Bristol and Raleigh and entered service early in the war. He is a cousin of Mrs. Anthony R. Parshley.

Irwin M. Porter U. S. Airborne Infantry Rimer Bristol Normandy Porter Impie United States Rubber Company St. Michael's Church Raleigh North Carolina Anthony R. Parshley New York U. S. Rubber Company

Bristolian Wins Distinguished Service Cross for Valor in Europe

Pfc. Peter Cavalieri, son of Mr and Mrs Domenic Cavalieri of 43 Congregational Street, was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross last Sunday by Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for his actions in Normandy. He landed with the Fighting First Division and, surrounded by Germans, killed eight while others fled. A March 1942 draftee, he served in North Africa and Sicily before sailing to England and then to France.

Peter Cavalieri Domenic Cavalieri Congregational Street Dwight D. Eisenhower Associated Press Cavalieri Normandy First North Africa England France Jimmy Lewis Frank S. Lewis Hope Street Sicily Salerno U.S.S

Two Leave For Army College Training

Roswell S. Bosworth Jr and Harold W. Gifford Jr depart for Massachusetts State College Amherst for Army Reserve Specialized Training Corps. Both graduated Bristol Senior High last month. Harold joined Air Corps Reserve in December and Ros joined September 5. They will go on active duty after turning eighteen September 2. Ros was a Civil Air Patrol cadet. Also announced are two town band concerts by Robert Gray's Band on July 13 and August 13 arranged by James J. Velleca, notes from Dr. George H. Baldwin.

Roswell S. Bosworth, Jr Roswell S. Bosworth Hope Street Harold W. Gifford, Jr Harold W. Gifford Lincoln Avenue Massachusetts State College Amherst Mass Army Reserve Specialized Training Corps Bristol Senior High School Harold Air Corps Reserve Ros Air Corps Civil Air Patrol George H. Baldwin J. Floyd Huestis Robert Gray James J. Velleca

Miss Brito Heads for USO Entertainment Tour

Kathleen A. Brito daughter of Mr and Mrs Caesar Brito of Wood Street leaves for New York City to entertain servicemen at USO camps and centers locally and abroad. The U S Marauders win two more games extending their season streak with Benny Ferrazziano 5 hit pitching and a 6 0 victory over PT division 89 officers at Melville, plus a 6 5 win over U S Rubber Providence team.

Kathleen A. Brito Caesar Brito Woodstreet New York City USO U. S Matt Maetozo Frank Sylvia Roger Keith B. Esposito Bill Magee Providence U.S

Ida Antonio Leaves For Nurse Training In Rhode Island

Miss Ida Dorothy Antonio daughter of Mr and Mrs Zacarias Antonio of 408 Wood street leaves Wednesday to begin the three year program at Rhode Island Hospital School Of Nursing She is a Bristol Senior High School graduate class of 1944 and will become a registered nurse after completing her course A farewell party was given in her honor by friends at the home of Miss Irene Paiva with many going away presents.

Ida Dorothy Antonio Zacarias Antonio Wood Street Rhode Island Hospital School of Nursing Miss Antonio Rhode Island Hospital Bristol Senior High School Antonio Irene Paiva zMiss Antonio

Ancon in Salerno Bay Air Attacks Highlight D Day Era

Portrait of the U S S Ancon and its crew during the Salerno operation as German air attacks intensified. Jimmy Lewis recounts D Day involvement and the ship’s varied roles from transport to flagship for Allied invasions.

Salerno Bay Ancon Luftwaffe Hewitt

Blood donors urged to apply for Bristol drive

Eight hundred forty donors are sought by the Blood Bank Committee led by Albert A. Edmonds. The three day Mobile Unit will be in Bristol on July 19 20 and 21 with donors from Warren and Barrington also welcome. Applicants or reminders may be returned to Red Cross headquarters on Hope Street or by telephone.

Blood Bank Committee Albert A. Edmonds Blood Bank Bristol Clara L. Diman The Red Cross Hope Street Warren and Barrington Mr. Edmonds Rev H. D. Graetz John D. Moore Roswell S. Bosworth

Alexander G Fales Died Yesterday At Home

Alexander Gris wold Fales died yesterday morning at his home 1039 Hope street after a long illness. He was 76 or 77 and a Bristol prominent figure having served in the General Assembly 1926 to 1934. He was town treasurer of Defiance Fire Company and a member since 1905. He leaves wife Mary and three children. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. Wilbur Memorial Funeral Chapel Warren with burial in North Cemetery.

Alexander Griswold Fales Hope Street Wilbur Memorial Warren Herbert D. Graetz First Congregational Church North Cemetery Fales Bristol General Assembly Defiance Fire Company Frederick N Henrietta (Warren) Fales Warren Rod and Gun Club Republican Town Committee Mary (Gayton) Fales Stephen H Charles A. Fales Mary H. Fales

Appeal For Honor Roll Fund Continues At Bristol

John P. Marshall says the Bristol Honor Roll fund drive continues though less than half of the $788 goal has been raised. He notes broad support from servicemen and civilians and mentions a possible lighting enhancement with fluorescent tubing to illuminate the list after dark.

Bristol John P. Marshall

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James Rutledge Alice G. Gordon Jane H. Heald WAC Samuel A. Hall Fred Alger Nancy Allen William H. Angevine, Jr Matthew Brito Lois Brownell Charlotte Church John Francis Johnnie Judy Freeman Mortimer A. Sullivan John P. Beauchamp Seabee Davisville Fred Rogers 243Rd Coast Artillery Newport B. W. Wall Cpl Arthur J. Belmore US. M.C Newport Naval Recruiting Station R. J. Jennings USN Lt. Black Ens Edith Knight R. S. Bosworth Marion E. Reilly SK 3c SPARS Dorothy Lemaire R. S. Bosworth, Jr Nancy D. Bosworth Albert O. Earle Howard Brelsford Augustine B. Nerone Ann Daniel Toplin William J. Bottomley U.S. Army Henry A. Hambrick George W. Boutiller Bristol Train of Artillery Auxiliary Norton A. Zinderstein Harleigh V. Tingley Motor Corps D.A.R Warren Indian Band Donat J. Gladue Kearney American Legion Legion R. I Department Frank L. McCaffrey George R. Fish Paul Clarke Roxboro Daniel G. Coggeshall Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co Highlands U. S. Rubber Co Harold van Voast U. S. Navy Senator Coggeshall William Butler U. S. Army George Dion, Sr Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder Co Frank O. Reno Private Hargrove Robert Walker Hargrove” News Alladin’s Lamp Traveltalk Death Valley Mairzy Coats Don Winslow Coast Guard Las Vegas Anne Gwynne David Bruce Vera Vaque Alan Dinehart Ape Man Bela Lugosi John Carradine Judith Gibson Lucille Ball Dick Powell Virginia O’brien Bert Lahr Rags” Ragland June Allyson I. M. Porter Bristolian Army College Training Kathleen Brito U. S. Marauders Amicaé First Baptist Church Ida Antonio Jimmie Father Deery Fr. Deery Francis Italy Mark W. Clark L. S. B. Shapiro Montreal Quentin Reynolds Dieppe Alexander G. Fales Roll Fund Marshall Electric Company John C. Mello Antonio Nastri Marty’s Linda Dion
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